Method for preparing stabilized hydrocarbon oil blend
a technology of hydrocarbon oil and stabilized hydrocarbon, which is applied in the direction of emulsification, transportation and packaging, fuels, etc., can solve the problems of clogging of pipelines, nozzle plugging in combustion devices, fouling and coking, etc., and achieves the effect of quick, easy and reliable preparation, and rapid checking of the stability of the blend
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Calculation of Stability Factor
[0104](1) Calculation of Stability Factor Using Reference Sample (Less than SPOT 2)
[0105]1) The minimum amount of a hydrocarbon oil to be blended with 100 g of a reference sample (oil having SPOT 5) to adjust the SPOT value of the blend to 1 was measured through the following procedures, and a stability factor was calculated.
[0106]The reference sample was added with the corresponding sample in a predetermined amount (an expected amount), and stored in an oven at 50° C. for 30 min, after which some of the mixed sample was taken and subjected to SPOT testing according to ASTM D4740. These procedures were repeated, as necessary. When the SPOT value of the blend arrived at 1, the amount of added hydrocarbon oil was decided as an addition amount for calculation of the stability factor.
[0107]The amount (minimum amount) of each of added hydrocarbon oils and the stability factor (SF; ai) of Mathematical Formula 2 are shown in Table 8 below.
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TABLE 8AddedSt...
example 2
Preparation of Home Fuel Oil Blend Using Crude Oil
[0128]The stability factor (SF) for two crude oils (PYR and DURI; SPOT 1) was determined using the method of Example 1, and the stability factor value (SFV) for the blend of two crude oils was measured. The results are shown in Tables 13 and 14 below.
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TABLE 13SampleAdded Amount (g)Stability Factor (SF)PYR900.0111DURI1500.0067
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TABLE 14Blend composition (wt %)PYRDURISFVCheck72.028.00.987>0
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TABLE 15Viscos-FlashPourNitro-GravitySulfuritypointpointgenCCR(15 / 4° C.)(wt %)(mm2 / s)(° C.)(° C.)(ppm)(wt %)SPOT0.93720.206511617.516032.741
[0132]As is apparent from Table 15, the blend of two crude oils may satisfy typical standards for representative properties of fuel oil (especially bunker-C) as shown in Table 16 below, and stability thereof may also become superior. Thus, upon transporting the blend, problems such as pipe clogging may not occur. In particular, the check criteria shown in this embodiment and the actual stability we...
example 3
Application of Heavy Oil Product (Blend) to Small Boiler
[0137]A plurality of hydrocarbon oils (heavy oils) used in Example 1 was blended as shown in Table 17 below, thus preparing a blend. The properties of the prepared heavy oil product (blend) are given in Table 18 below.
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TABLE 17Blending ratio (wt %)ClassificationL / S ARt-LGOHCNLCOTotalSFVBlend20.031.039.010.01001.525
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TABLE 18PropertiesFlashPourGravitypointViscositySulfurpointClassification(15 / 4° C.)(° C.)(mm2 / s)(wt %)(° C.)SPOTBlend0.9158784.00.28−2.51
[0140]The heavy oil product (blend) thus prepared was applied to a small boiler (a burner) for greenhouses and thus ignition, flame state, and generation of soot were observed with the naked eye. As such, the boiler was an FBR burner (with a heat gun, full load: 42 L / hr).
[0141]Based on the evaluation results, (i) there were no ignition problems at night or in the dawn during the winter requiring a large amount of fuel, (ii) there were neither flame nor fire power problems ...
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